2013
DOI: 10.4000/belphegor.157
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S/Z (Les impressions du Zigomar de Léon Sazie)

Abstract: La recherche dont ce texte est issu a été rendue possible par une subvention du Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada. Elle a abouti dans un essai, La Cristallisation de l'ombre (2011) et plusieurs articles. Merci aux passionnés du forum « À propos de littérature populaire » http://litteraturepopulaire.winnerbb.net/ pour les nombreuses informations glanées dans leurs échanges ainsi qu'à Bérengère Vachonfrance-Levet et Désiré Nyela pour leurs commentaires. Le Z d'amnésie […] Z est la lettre de la… Show more

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“…But this turns out to be a ruse, for the spectator as well as [the detective] Nick Carter, when the detective creeps in to attack -for behind the back wall tapestry lurks Zigomar, poised to seize his prey. (Bleton 2013) Zigomar would continue in two sequels, with a rival in the shape of Leonce Perret's Main de fer series for Gaumont, and in 1913 the first of Gaumont's Fantômas adaptations. Possibly due to the political and moral outrage stirred by these unashamed celebrations of ruthless law-breaking, Fantômas appears less fantastic in the exercise of his powers, although these are no less magical.…”
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“…But this turns out to be a ruse, for the spectator as well as [the detective] Nick Carter, when the detective creeps in to attack -for behind the back wall tapestry lurks Zigomar, poised to seize his prey. (Bleton 2013) Zigomar would continue in two sequels, with a rival in the shape of Leonce Perret's Main de fer series for Gaumont, and in 1913 the first of Gaumont's Fantômas adaptations. Possibly due to the political and moral outrage stirred by these unashamed celebrations of ruthless law-breaking, Fantômas appears less fantastic in the exercise of his powers, although these are no less magical.…”
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confidence: 99%